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Diagnosed With Depression, Insomnia, Marijuana Smoker. On Mintaz, Sizadon, Quitipin. Suggestion?
I was diagnose with a depression sep 16 2012 at that time i was unable to distinguish between a true n fake n had a feeling of superiority and quite afraid to face the situation n insomoia im a light marijuana smoker i.e. used to have it in a gap of 1 or two week n have pressure on my study and doctor prescribed me mintaz, sizodon, klozep n zosant after 15 days i tell doctor i hav got distraction n he prescribed me mintaz, sizadon, n klozep after next 30 days i began to take flunil, qutipin n klozep on doctors prescription from jan 29 2013 i stop taking klozep n lastly after its 15 days doctor prescribed me quitipin sr, quitipin and flunil but eventually i stop taking all these medicines without any advice of doctor right now i do smoke cigarettes 4-6 a day and do drink almost in a gap of 3 to 5 days and now im thinking whether there is any sideeffects of those medicines which i havent taken any.
Mon, 22 Apr 2013
Hi there ~
I am trying to understand your situation and it seems to me that you are having problems with using medications and going off of nicotine usage (cigarettes). I think that you are also seeing a psychiatrist who is prescribing all the medications that you mention. I would ask you to consult your psychiatrist regarding the kind of treatment that you need to be taking to help you get better. I hope you consult a psychiatrist so that you will find the right kind of answers. Going off of your medications cold turkey is not the answer. I hope this helps.
Take care and have a lovely day!
I am trying to understand your situation and it seems to me that you are having problems with using medications and going off of nicotine usage (cigarettes). I think that you are also seeing a psychiatrist who is prescribing all the medications that you mention. I would ask you to consult your psychiatrist regarding the kind of treatment that you need to be taking to help you get better. I hope you consult a psychiatrist so that you will find the right kind of answers. Going off of your medications cold turkey is not the answer. I hope this helps.
Take care and have a lovely day!
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